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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
13
A melodramatic confusion unfolds between Steve and Lovejoy with multiple relationships entangled. Alliances shift as rumors swirl about marriage, jealousy, and a plan to disrupt domestic routine. A mystery woman from Laredo emerges and影响 the lovers amid confrontations and threats.
In a downtown beauty parlor Lovejoy awaits a call as she endures a daylong appointment ritual. The stylist hours pass while she endures scent and color, hinting at a dramatic change fueled by a suggestive makeover and vivid description of hair, skin, and perfume.
Police scoured hospitals and clinics Thursday seeking victims of a car crash on Bonaldean Avenue and the Frederickaburg route. Investigators believed at least one person was seriously injured when the auto struck a curb and overturned, crossing the street with debris scattered at the scene.
The city commission plans to appoint an expert in reconstruction to oversee rebuilding the old Spanish governor's mansion. Munsor and M Chambers Tauredas recommended approval, but the proposal was rejected. a professional will manage the project.
Financial notes reveal a reduction in hospital heating expenses at Robert B Green Bremeria Hospital. January fuel bill totaled about $1,200, down from $1,378 in 1920, due to accounting adjustments and changes overseen by Homer C Harris.
Leottera Brandt daughter of One Brandt of San Jose suffered an arm injury when she fell from a donkey and was taken to the city hospital. She had recently been discharged after an operation for a ruptured appendix.
Property owners on Devote ateret and Mc Kintey avenue filed a petition Thursday to connect a 16 inch storm sewer with the eight foot storm brewere under construction in Highland Park. W. H. Furlong was the first signer.
Rabbi Ephraim Friad will deliver a sermon titled Abraham Lincoln the American Prophet at the regular service in Temple Leth. Choir will be heard. service notes include religious topics and schedule for Friday evening.
The piece laments love and status in a postwar era, presenting a weary modern woman who questions life, fashion, and fulfillment. It hints at personal struggle, independence, and the clash between emotion and societal expectations in a reflective, introspective voice.
A San Antonio scene shows Polly Talk-a-lot, the Protestant Orphan's Home parrot, amusing workmen with constant chatter. Polly mimics phrases from the organ and scales, drawing laughter and playful complaints from fellow parrots and staff as routines echo through the home.
Members of Camp No. 4 of the United Spanish War Veterans urge funds for reconstructing a National Guard armory and a War Veterans Service building. Wy. W. Herving, a camp member, says a special committee has presented the suggestion to city commissioners.
Sojourners club will host a dinner at the Y M C A with attendees including Martin and Navarro announced by Captain Jim Per. The notice, though garbled, indicates a gathering planned for Tuesday evening with Benard or Nornard among twelve listed participants and a resth location.
A school musical at Nathaniel Hawthorne junior school featured a student cast directed by Miss Toxey Garrett. The performance included a song titled Pal of My Cradle Daye and showcased numerous named students such as Tana Amandi Josentine Yair Wugenia Fontaine and Mary Jean Marsden.
A veteran recollects a 1913 call to San Antonio to catch a fugitive. He recalls visiting friend and sheriff John Tobin of Bexar County who jokes about Bexar having 1200 autos as he contemplates the improbable pursuit amid the growing traffic on San Antonio’s streets.
A first scientific trial tests whether Berse county climate and feeding conditions suit lamb raising. Farmer Molly says initial results show weight gain and feed efficiency with the given ration, noting weather stresses were present but not prohibitive.
Fire department records show four sulonobite fires within ten and a half hours Wednesday night. Daronge estimated damage of 15 to the Lyon automobile at 439 West Huisncle and 6208 Dm. Cidal and Tarrixon streets saw a car owned by BT Miers damaged. Thesly Torn at 122 Main Avenue and Ben Mentz at Commerce and St Marys streets each had vehicles catch fire. no one was seriously injured.
In Corporation Court Pearl Hawkins and Connie Winner, described as tree' negro women, faced affray charges after a dispute over ore ownership of spibe furniture led to a hair pulling clash on Hubert Street. Patrolman Jorrie Carter testified, and Judge Dave Watson fined each woman $3.
Herbert M Richardson of San Antonio files a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the federal district clerk’s office detailing liabilities and assets. The filing concerns Richardson’s financial position and claims against his estate in a formal bankruptcy action.
First Lieut. Charles G. Pearcy of the air corps at Brooks Field receives the Distinguished Aerial Gunner Medal from Maj. S. W. FitzGerald, commander of the field. Pearcy also won a sensational pursuit plane marksmanship event.
The report names officers including Charles G. Lenrey of the Corps who received the Distinguished Aerial Gunner medal from Maj. Gerald at a the awards ceremony at Brooks field. Lenrey earned the medal for wins in the pursuit plane event at Langley field last summer. Sanborn and Turnside, noted for top machine gun scores and bombing tours, were also honored with aviation honors as they report to training centers.
A child friendly ride is announced at Heackgurilye park on Wednesday as Mrs Ue Mivinger from Weat 'emmeree Street presents a burro for children. The event showcases a simple animal ride aimed at local families.
Former students from Thoheeti Greed elementary and freshmen at Thomas Nelson age Junior school entertained the student body Thursday with an adoption from US Trovalore. The play was adapted and arranged by Tack Maber and Dert Thompson and presented without teacher oversight. Participants included Gladys Wolf Bert Thompson Jack Ffuber Dorothy Snell J.C. Robinson Mairie Phillips Carrie Jane Harrison Milly Jane Awkins Dazie Dultzer Edith Drace Vernon Blackwell Albert Casa Billy Hill Pergy Shannom Ruth Schmidt Sweile Gree George Ayre Salling Lois Hidridge. Hessel Arieita presided as master of ceremonies.
Funeral services for N. P. Wright, a longtime San Antonio resident born in Virginia, were conducted Thursday with Bishop William Cope and local officials officiating. Wright, a member of several fraternal lodges, leaves behind a widow and three daughters in San Antonio and several grandchildren.
Scout signaling methods will be explained to students at Ralph Waltormerson junior school Tuesday by A F Ribler. The program celebrates Boy Scout Week with a demonstration by May Ail Jer who will rescue Louis Waring from a burning building staged by Wildepce Garrett, director of the theater group.
A notice from the commerce department invites cattlemen to gather for the 10GT convention in Hau Antonin, with organizers seeking participation from the Terns and Southwert Unite. The message emphasizes state and regional involvement and outlines event timing and venue details.
Mrs Ede Johnson 33 and son Mint Johnson 4 were wounded by bullets in a Tan in a serious condition and treatment at a local hospital. Husband Jules Johnson 44 was questioned by police, claiming accidental shooting at their home on Pruitny Way. Neighbors Heiden and Clarence Lieyd reported three shirts fired and said no quarrel occurred. Johnson fled room as he tried to leave. Three children Martha Mildred Flora were in the house during the incident.
Lieut. Commander Claude B. Young reported from an expedition to the Big Bend district where archaeologists found an $80 pound metate and over 200 basket specimens, plus 50 stone artifacts. He spoke at the Fenwick Luncheon Club and described finds believed to date to 2000 B C.
Miriam Tredevrah lodge marks its seventy seventh anniversary with a night program at the Od Fellowshm. The lodge organized February 6, 1873, with a musical program featuring Fanny Hicks Rebulize Evans Parker Chalkley Laies and others. Mrs Aruche Dank, vice president of the Association of Rebpka assemblies, will give the principal address on The Foundation of Our Order.
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